Software conversion

This wikiHow teaches you how to convert a TS (MPEG Transport Stream) video file to MP4 format, and save the MP4 as a separate file, using a computer. You can use an online

This wikiHow teaches you how to open a .OBJ file (a 3D image file) in Windows or macOS. Windows comes an app that supports .OBJ, but if you're a Mac user, you'll need to download a

No matter what you use your computer for, sooner or later you will want to archive some of your folders that contain information you want to keep but that you rarely access.

This wikiHow teaches you how to view a JPEG (.jpg) image file saved to your PC or Mac. Open the folder that contains the JPEG file. If the JPEG is on your desktop, go to the

This wikiHow teaches you how to transfer AVI video files to an iPhone or iPad. Apple iOS doesn't natively support the AVI format, but you can use a third-party app like VLC to sync

Vector and raster graphics are two different kinds of images, although they are not often distinguishable by the naked eye. Vector images are geometrical, computer graphics based

A DAT file is a generic file that can have nearly any kind of content in it. If you open a DAT file in the program used to create it, it will open properly, but it can be hard to

There are many different file extensions for picture/image files. The format of the file determines in what software the file can be opened or edited and the file extension (what

This wikiHow teaches you how to convert an RTF (Rich Text Format) document using Microsoft Word or using Google Docs. Open Microsoft Word. It's a blue app that looks like a book of

This wikiHow teaches you how to use the Network Recording Player app on your computer to open and view online meeting recordings saved in the ARF (Advanced Recording File) format

This wikiHow teaches you how to move files from your computer onto a hard drive, or vice versa. This is possible for both external hard drives and internal hard drives on both

This wikiHow teaches you how to open DAT files on Mac. DAT files are used by a wide variety of programs to store data. The data they store can be text, graphics, video, or binary

A WPS file is a word processing document created in Microsoft Works. WPS files can be opened using Microsoft Word on Windows computers, a third-party WPS viewer on Mac OS X, or

KML files contain information about geographic location, notation, and image overlays. Since KML files are largely geographical in nature, only specific programs will open and

Saving files is a crucial part of working with documents, images, videos, and any other files on a computer. Saving your work allows you to come back and continue later, share your

An IDX file is an index file extension commonly used in Windows to speed up the search process in a database, or to quickly retrieve and sort files in directories. IDX files are

This wikiHow teaches you how to convert your C++ code (CPP) into an executable EXE file. If you use the commercial version of Microsoft Visual Studio to write your code, it has a

This wikiHow teaches you how to view an Outlook email (MSG) file on a computer without using Outlook. There are a couple of different online file converters you can use to view and

These days, more and more people are using computers to store memories, important documents, and various other bits of information that may need to be kept for long periods of

When your Java project requires JAR libraries (Java Archive) to function, you have to configure your project to include the libraries in its build path. Fortunately, Eclipse makes